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VOL xI---NO. IO5

meat kerstofore adaplod Az noaa e
TIE doeament IA fnlly drafted and oona.
pieted the executive oface=u e - con-
panlea vii ~ Il
WnlA Barese onssnffemas
kEw foEk. Feb. 12-U. 3. 81 100,
~ eoupens lSe& Ga eoupon u0{ /,
k.aelAe g. lS$; American ExpreEs
10 Canadian Racino. 6l4; Canaaa
soaanern. s. Central PAeiau. SI3f :
Rio Grande. NJ; Ere. Slk; Kana,a
9 Texas MS NoEtheEn Pmciaa,
~; preferred, 69%s Nar1hwss1erII.
1l5Ae New rerk Caarral. iiSs<, Co.,,
Railway and Navigatisn. lo3S2; O4eTon
4 Transoontinansal, 81 Oraco. fn-
proveanent, 414 Paelne HAL, E6l<,
rexaa Paeifie. - Union Psriao ~
uniied States Expraas. g, Wsils Far1o.
l19i Western Onion. fSk.
Muxnx MARkEr.
Money on call. aasy &aa: closea
offered $50 prime mercantfis payer, s
S6; sisrline exchange, duIl ssaadF,
4.SSs{ for demand.
Ameag sAe Creolea.
NEW OnnRkNs, Feb. la dual vac
foaQht today between Robert Roman.
son of judge Alfred Raman. and
Sidney 4. sheaFd. gon of Hon. Pani Il.
s BheArd. Tia weapons Wsra snail
swords. EheaRd raoeaved q al1phk henh
woand b TIE hsad. and Ne heh1 uaa
alopped.
Mere severe en- shs RolYsanaiaau.
WkEuNaFoz. Feb. la.-lt & learned
lhat tha section Of the Anti PolvRnmy
bill passsd ~ The House Whiah exsladsn
fEem the registration lisaA The masses og
al persons who refuse 10 take an cath
% obey TIE Edmands aot, has boan
made munh mcre stringent By the con-
fsErees. In iis pFesont shaps ths go
tion excludea ffom registration thoae
Who refnas = support the Ian nf le83
(the Edmnuda aot o. thia emendatogy
aefs o. whe ptaetioe, aid, Rbet or
avow belief ~ pelyRamy. Ihs
contaFrees, 10 adding theae restrictions
70 the original bill. vere aninntad By .
desire 70 prevent the encouragement
and anatanance Of pclyeamy hy persons
framing from The praelioe Of polTamy
vhile openly avowing their hslAef 10 ne
doctrine.
An Appelnamena.
The President has appolntsd A. 8.
1aakell. ct Columbia, 3. O., 70 Be 0eV-
arnment Director Of che Union Pnsina
Railroad O0mpany. viss 3. p. Alaxan-
DER resigned.
Klrs 1aEing IN Augusta.
AUGUSTA (Ga.l ,Fsb. is..-A tarrihls lru
ID raging here. Ths town b lii % by
lhe flames and everybody Il wild eth
sxeitement. The hFo department. neemn
poweriees 10 subdue the hamea nnd 3
most disastrous burning il pfodioled.
7:30 p. m.-The nfe Il nov under con
lrol. The Masonic baildinR. OpeEa
Hoase and tha large store Of DaAy a
Armstrong. and Bailie 4 Cookser are
totally destroyed. The Globe Hasal,
Central Hotel and the store % =. b.
white 4 Co. are badly damaged. kFs.
Bowers and her company Lost their
wardrobe IN the OperA House. The
Ore 10 siill burning. hul thore Il no ap-
prehenaion Of further damage. Several
small stores we're Destroyed
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EaPEaIEzCE % A. Ex-rHAnP1eH

E1PKRGENcE - A. Kx-rmAMPaoH
Athletes and msn Who take ordinaFy
cat dosE sxsFeisa. sash - walking. Fun-
ninq. bieyels riding. lunplnR, swim-
uis9. tsnsis. sss., are often The subisots
og AGATE tFoahiea. The expeEismss of an
ex- champion walker uin b 81 lnlefeet
20 al Who are afiieted- Bea9 iha fel-
lowing lstser:
No. s9l Easr NuzrxnnTn 6zEHHI,
NKw TgMK. ApEil z. isSe.
Hnmerons aaa1amenta relative 20 toe
merits of diGersnf psasters haeiua boen
bronahf 10 my attention, tAka thls ep-
Certainty e 1lats ihat ! kaEo naed Al
ensAis PoFuna PIasteF1 fog over 20 yemEB
and prefer ahem - any clheg kin4.
woala fuFfhefmers slale that saa very
slek with safa4h II ths kidnega. and
affribufe ny recovery entlfely 10 An
cocks koE0n1 Rla4leE1,
! ew HAnna haooAH.
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Russian slsighs are held in hiah
esteem.
Undysd ssaIskiu saoquss fnd favor Ia
some quarters.
washington'a new e2.0o0.0 900 hotel h
10 be called the Wisdsor.
Lily LAnRtFy's social success "a
Washington vas not very pronounced.
Delicafely favored panch is nov
served ai the fashionable afternoon asa.
Poker plays an impoEtnnt part n the
very mixed social season q Wnehing-
ton.
Boston sooisty pagers comment upon
the growth Of The nudity craze IN that
city.
Ths Princess Of Wales wears blaak
gros grain wrap. ined and trimmed
with fur.
A nsw type Of ths disease 4 called b
the physicians Ths indeeenf axposazo
pnoumouta-"
Thsy sny that an Rneliuh actress wiih-
cut q scandal 10 coming here bna no
names ere mentianed.
On black waists ne ladies' arB wearing
Q % danh Of red flbbon," after TIE style
Of the Legion Of Honof.
The aflded yonth Of 0otham are dEsp-
pEiue theif Jaws 10 anlioipatio1 q an
oEhsF pubiioation Of tailoks' DEBTORS.
Senator Dawes Of Massachusetts uas
banqnstsd In Washington IN honer q
his Ee-eieotien-
Screens ere nov 20 bie and 90 hish
shat thsy make . little room In ihem-
selves, the eaeot heightened by he e.
penslss dsoofationA
Bociefy is aptly described IN View
York as . vagl aRareRatio1 81 naW-
oomasM some Of whom viii mover have
their names IN the diFsotsFy."
Dress soat and unlstooaa In sns 10 The
~creation" Of Q Lendon tailor, who
aays psFfec1 ht and. possibly he ln9l-
vidual ceisbFity. are attained.
TOboRgsn bsadeeaf ahouid u1s Be-
hr0uaht out im t0wn. for even win .
sealskin snoque u lacks in appearnnco
the saarnai Afness Of thlnGH. as = were.
Lace NUTS seen "a the theatre and
nDsra are like tue maeieian'a ba9i th1I
o0ntafn 20 much and yea have the az
psaranee q possessing The eapecitg q
4 geld thtmSls.
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vIKNxA, Feb. l2.-Cholsra hes mads
appearances aA EMsera. Thore Ia an mv-
erage Of eight deaths daily.
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SOCIETIES.


- sxATTLE wOMKNrs CHRIS
-. Trnuerance Union nee1g every
L,a-- u - >. M. IN The fkFzf Methcq-
- ss--3tsseousf Church, Second szreet A.
7..4en WoInen earnestly inyi1s1 y
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4. D. c. Z.

vsTrf.R LODGE No. g / O. g. T.
...<- eyery Monday niEhk IN b1lts
q - Fronf etroez nGx1 70 Bells hotoL
-s.as s-,s.ss,e~ Taepsbnrs IN good aeMmdlnR cor
49,. r.. @ifsd- J. w. BIXBH, Q. T.
A. eTAKKEY. Bed.
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WANTED.

A elRI. AS COOK, BY MRS J. r
LewtA Apply corner Chafry enc
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Dessf~s Nd VIII

PAnas. Feb. i2.-The government b
d purnkasinR simber In Bohemia for t1e
pnrpnsso q oonstruefina harfasks.
n~ew~ WEElmmae
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Ths Brookiya kaeszis< far February
is an exceilsnt E1nheE. Besides tbe
usual moufhEy iAlk By Mrs Henry Ward
BseaheF and tha ssFnona delivered 1uf-
InR the monfh b. Heury ward bsschers
L esnaains s,8ooEai Life in c4nadA." ~
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Nrw Yaxk. Feb. f1.-Tks oommiltssa
a fhs Pasifa Nail and Panana kail-
usy soday fosmaiiy Estiasd Ne aGrss-
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Money 0n call. aasy 8G4; closed
offered 36o prime mercantile papaE. s
&6 elsrling exchange. duIl asaadF,
"a. 4.SSs< for demand.
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fer Nsv YsEk, reported yesterday mora
inR % QaeensssIn vita the ioes Of ber
propsIieg, ard was towed past Kinsaie
tkis moFnine.
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Ths Anrora Borsalis, rev maeaxins
Of which the February issue is ske Sec
end number, comes from San Francisco.
Il introduces number Of features new
70 periodical Literature and is, On The
whele. = very eredifabls prodnesion.
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PROFESSIONAL.


j. - LIE w A@
TToRNKY AT Law: oEFICk--
A fIoraer 81 Thlrd and Cherry stteeta
-, rreidsnce. Seattle. W X
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The PFesident has appointed A. 8.
Hnskell. ct Columbia, s. O., n Be 0ev-
ernment Director Of che Union Paalna
Railroad Oompany. vice 3. p. Alaxnn-
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GRAUTAUoUA.


Several interesting snd valaahls offer,
have been MAIDS 70 he Ohautaaqus
COMMITTEES, and steamers uill have s..
atsls and Tacoma this mornina Z. !
O'clock 20 meet opposiis Rnbinsun,.
Fotne 81 $50. whenes they yin pEosssS
% several plseea On Vashou and the
main land.
Ihe Minister'S Association Of Taeoms
vii 1e en- board The Tacoma boat 80
ne seattle Ministers, Association ar
invited 10 meel them via the Bea. whioh
rs bean engaEed % IeAea peonipelv a
] oeleok from Oolumbia street wAarf.
Al ulsmheEs sf the OhMulauqaa Board
are oERed 10 20, as aood efera havs
been Dads and Beard moetina wiII'hs
held e : .. .. a The Frs. Baptist
Ohnrces when the report vii be PRE-
seulod With Recommendations.
Thers viii Be clam bake e FuFler's
Landing q ] p. n. d. J. REnarR,
Pres. p. d A,
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The following deeds were hlsd In The
Auditors once Tor record yesterday:
VIC Ronald 20 Mary A RonaId, 81
Of los 8 and the noKth Is fost az Loo q
hioak 81 ToEryh 6Est edition; o..
Uul1ed Htatss 20 Nelson @ Mopher.
son. E1f Of NWk and the Ej< Of sWk
Of GO 8, % q, range 3 east; $3.50.
Angelina o Oona % Hamilton Lewis
and L O Gilman. lots and 8. hloek 2, q
EinneaF's addition; also, SO Of fFao-
tional block 2, MERGERS addition; e1O7b.
L = CheileF 10 D o Reed. lot 8, bloch
Is. Laws nrst addition; e1B.
d p Thompson 10 John b Kinnear.
lot .. block I, Bell a Denny's addition;
$500.
o Zlmmsrman 10 Charles Baker. lot
II. block g, Bell a Denny's hFst add:-
ton; $500.
OksrIss Baker 70 Christian DsIfsl,
commencing Ct EE corner Of loa m.
block q, Bell a Dsnny's addition,
thence wcat 120 fest thence north 20
teet thence east l20 feet Themes south
- feet; $500.
Charles BakeF 10 VIVA and Gee O Del
Gel, commencing % fest south Of NE
corner Of lot II, block ., Ben d Dsnny,n
addition. thence west 10 feet thence
south 20 feet thence east 40 feet thence
noglh 20 fest; $500.
Obasies Baker 10 Mary Horiaahsr,
commencing ct NE corner Of lot II,
block q, Bell 4 Deupy's edition,
thence Wesl 10 fest thanee south %
fest thenoe east 10 feet thsnoe north %
As.ss IA~'
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AaNyAG or ruz AExIco.-fae Ssasrn'
air Ntsxieo arrived here from san
Franeisso, yesterday noFnlng about !
o,.lor.a AFTER one Of The most Delightful
s,sns M ths Coast. The 80 wAs az
sers6sd a. seing almost ss smooth - : :
ga o. glass. AID MT. bode. vno vs.
psassneaR, deoiares toeA &c nevst ne g.
ioyod anoa deiign,fai - w. -
IssF- toes "A freight. Her eabtn pAsae1-
ssr S. wern faF psrta a. teeoTs; NiseoEia.
a. rers roWnssna, i'll csattse. y, ans
1soaDa 2, Her froiSht was cansAfoea
Il s-orts a. fellows; NtetofiA. - tans
psre rowuaeod, 81 tonss seattle -.
tons, Fusauaa rs toas. and NAnceesss
- tons- Rhs MexiSo was ~ pcft -
Cav dirchareiaa her cargo, ana pto
.ossaad uR sound las night.
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alld. aszsrusnasa e. hsss hsaa ~ -
n.nl aAlnlnN liRAla e th6t rexfg. Bal
lA4l nselrs f1E &c nizh1 II Q fsg min-
neesy Au4 ] as1ld n69ags 20 fezt wi1EDas
m4ki1R Bam eoM i4saion o. my pa.i11-
81 f1iih. Imlk1i b saEEsa - suiEf NJ
Rorssls q - Skis before mg watkins,
DemoeRna NJ hoes Of a immnKtel
81 you that only Repuhlieans hsgs :
igTs and aHsrtian faF Wasklzrsan Tss-
flinEy. Why, look a me. Fer tea
slEaam4 cfiDhfnR yoar hiliz tookin4
spon year luxurinna hnD esiaa. thsl
s6usos fsom which my iaasE fsr a.
yaaF b - d snpplisd, and Il
nnQw ueEs shout ypuE coantfy
fFtsnds wko have addFsssed yoa. Thsy
seen Hkeptisal About tha gEand Cd
mountains that etolhs yuuF lnndssnps
q majesty. II thay have nos ny
DsUoefaifo faith 90 see threaeh The
mi1t these ailans asnfiness q scar huE-
Gers, ist skem eoma win ne ard ! Wfil
s1ow them thair RFAn2euR snA heaafy.
II they were Demoee8ts they could &c
many THINGS ARound thsm thas seem - /
- hiade1 from thsir Fisw. Ths Dele /
gate from thin Territory b 9 Denoarat 1
and 30 bis successor win be. The Dem i
oofa1ls party has noEhine 10 fear from |
ne admissi1l Of Washington Territory,
and the hol1 Of the party upon shs
country at large Il Erm and seuura. /
1ou may send your delegates 30 the
Republican Na1i0nAl OonYaneaution % /
vote fer John Sherman, but should be
ee nominated the Demockatfe masses
O. the land will take abundant care Of
nim. hops ny friend nay saeceea IL
eeitinR tue nomination. Bit promise
2 eoatrieass all ! can 70 bis defeat 10
Regarding tie future OF your city. 1
an not 9 ueW eoasoEt 20 The Seattle Il
idea. There 10 chance foe the Growth 1
d second New York On Paest Sound
md my psophstie ere pitches upon
seattle 81 the chosen potnt. must /
say good niahf and bid you God speed
n your undMEsakinann
Al the close Of the speaking Senator
saerman held enotheF Informal Easep.
Iion u the hotel olacs, many who had |
gathered taking the opportunity 70 Be
presented 10 him. He vas alad % meat /
svery body and ~ last went out and
hook hands with the members Of the
asnd.
Tha party leave today for Yiet6ria
md viii return 20 The East BY way Of
he Canadian Pacific Railroad.
--S~@~e-
Is shades l6-ineh eli silk lace velvet
81 yard 2l-inch heavy gross grain
dix 75o. San Francisco Store.
$50 Linen 6plashsEs stamped. i
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- f4esuunn - EorthsEn kses1r
Wriaht and wifn. Mss
49,. ..a.s W. EssIs. " b bKadEys
- ..-.SIssssd 1T Pratt, Z L Natcns
49,. - = 4 . Comfy. , Pent9ns Mrs
- snd fcur dsaehtesA , SO
-. n d Dsvis sad parsJ % eiGnt'
- * sraiefaDts-
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szurua uaun L

Tns GoeuK a Alsns Nnxiasliuu Gem
/ pany have azIaerea ths annasEncaioa q
a. tFa1 e1saD1E n Ban EEaneifsa. -
LA13 coUDu1ity e. 81 annaAnr nsu
arm WI nnr2 hnnE ouf thnfk ear& On
VA be no 6onS lunR, 90 fss4 heam 90
> test 6ssp. Ehis vessel Il seERned &
- - bna1k Ghronrh - iur. -
uln1ok trans p19slhae.
46s GAlps Hlns 2nnksa haa bees
Unnecessarily eEEshsnIs6 IL ~ Rax CIV.
A nsW nainnsal b beinR pu1 4 nna ~
% . q1a1kiiy o. nsW RlEEinR.
1he aAip NetE4ndg, NImbeR isasn
fsom 1aea1A. UnB enwa1 - ~ tndav
b. tAo tn MsGui. houza $ "a Rrnn-
$50. rs Moxn9n1T. wkfle - -
nay Ozfy this tEip. wiIl 30 KiqRal inea q
o1fk. Spans haEe henm takEN a board
1eR tAe neB mfz1snmasE end mixren
tspmask A me2 spzMka RaH nna
oeom uill else he plassd ID rs bark
thel b % IN
Ths haEk Osylon, Oavsain oaIhosp.
Ioa1s1 via 10o000 fsst e lamh1r fsor1
4eooma. cleAFe6 to-day fsR Hnnalniu.
The Norwegian bark Banansla uAa
eowed 70 - 1Ail aftsEnopa - Ia kaa
Halyoke, hgana - Malhoarns. ia
onaEsaR rata b s. los peg thuusand fsss.
Ihe German bark y. @. Sisban wa
eoUed tnto pazf today from Taeoma,
laaded WITH lambeT fsR sy6seg. n. 81 W.
koER 1uWEswEns Au0. 16th. 1881.
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Orr AT LlsE.-The steamer ). B.
Libby, after several months weary
waiting. has Of last entered upon toe
aut,se fog which ahs was EeeonstFseted.
esSrVins ne n.sil from Port Townsend
"a sehome. 80 great have been ne
changes wrought In that steamer tnas
~, enc wonld recognise y Der me .. -
LIboT o. years cone By. Cevtain brit.
tar has expanded in The nesRhooFhood
~ sl5.OOO on her, and ell that z leit O
ehe cid boat Is the model, lev aeeA
xlanka, and The name. Formerly see
20 4 side uheeier, now she u pro
relleF; formerly she Vas pFoveroiai tek
her anAil- Iike pace, nov eae VIII sass
water froEa no steamer Of heE si1s on
AZ Raund. On MondAy evening sne
made 4 tFiAl trip and her new engines
were found q work FemeFkahiy vel 20
ehe ARA Iias. TIE new ooiless steamed
ssHslV, and Captain Britain Vas Vety
muek uasaasd With tbs way she wenl
thronnk he waksr. festerdag evening
- steamed over 10 tbe coal wharf sac
took on fuel, and ~ Eianieht lots To-
Port Townssad % enaeE uVun me dte
charge OF her duties ane WI retatt
berS a aanday. She u cn1manaee ol
CAutsin w. y. Hnnroe. Harry =. nAn
GAS e hFst ofaoeF and kGeene Lebai
listsr chief engineer.
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A cash atore can undersell any credit
store On earth. We undersell them all
on Dry Goods, any prices they may
quote OF advertise. You will And them
cheaper ct the Cash Store Of
OHxaTKa CI.EARx'n.
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A telegram frem San RrAneisoo TO the
PoaT-THTKzLlaKzcHB . feU days aGq
stated that the barkeotine Oonstitutiou,
whils returning frOm Q cod fishing ex
petition, 10 thai port picked 40 four
Indians watch wire landed e that poga.
Careful inqaiFy reveals the fast thst the
0ohSkftufsss vas nsYsE tn Puget SOund
waiers. The IDdilna bes6naed 10 NE
sshooneE Isttia fsiFehild. CAPTAIN
yaeshsun, 81 The former vessel, RESORTS
cod fishing COED IN The northern watsrA
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80 SslnsA an Wed Iadlss cloah. =
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HkRTTuAL OnNaTTplTTnN

And kidnsy and liver iIls, dspsnaina on
. weak oR inactive coalition Of tbs KID
meye Liver OF bowels, are successfully
and permanently cured only b. TIE use
@ ne gentle Jet elective laxative and
oiurette. Syrup Of FiQB. Ii advantages
are eviaents u "a easily taken, pleasing
70 the TASTE acceptable 10 the stomach,
hAEnlee1 10 the moet delicate system,
en4 truly bsne6cial IN effect. For nale
N % csnta and 81 bottles, do
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Look at the new and nobby necktiss
al Toklas 4 6ingsrman's. snl4
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Gaazy.

IaAsaa hlaek and eoaarad lAes uil1
Sc, iAdiss esaats1 bar1ll Aan9G1seAtEn
-. elsAEnnrs miA. san bsaseasro s,1se.
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The NiearAzuAn bark 9uilisEmo has
bssn nOtsd In lhsa column ~ having
sSiled fer The Wesa Ooaa1 and goinG h.
% Honoluiu IN . lsaky eoadiiicn, whsfs
shs va esudsupe1 md sold u.
ownafs hare repaired The barb, plMssd
49, "A 81 - Sanst 4. liz. IRIS
Vsssel d out nsventesn days from Hoao-
lala. bound 10 Puget Sound 10 load q
rssurn cargo Of humber.
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*. N IN

In order to close out Oul
Ladies' Vests, snest gauze, reduced
from 1l26 70 &c.
Ladiss' Vests, reduced from rs cenis
TO SOC.
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p - pssspsesixs nrn : lrsm Psss-
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y this ci1y.
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Rx-OollsotoE A. ". Bash and CspsAin
George So1es, q The Port 81 Entry
GaaraA vent 70 Seattle today With
several others Tha party viii RstaFn
tomagFuw vita The Sherman sxslF-
Elonls1a.
Thsodors ChTistian has been appotns-
"a tsuposAEily ~ nlzht snMregtoF On
ne bark kydaimsrs. aow dlsshaRKtDa
EallEnsd iran - SaAttis-
Mr. WGEFen L Hassi1gn. vho rsoent-
b graduated - Hastings lsW sshoua 70
san REMnsiscas viii h4RA ha1ef1. I'D
later aeQairs6 ~ BsesA11FJ esrttnsn1s
% enabls lin % pF1eties kia psofenslcn
| q al ne epaEts n 0aiifsEniAs has Runs
inta raFluas6hip via sx-AsyuE q. ".
Hmllh his osUb3nn1f1n laAko9 It's
IRA a axssodinalY aiEsna eosL
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rhs nanaoers q Stevens kelief Cofpe
No. l, ell bald an seeeEtasnmena ~
Odd Rallo1s Hall, sext IeaFsosy sxen-
iue, Aaxusa Isfh. A cordial tnvitstaea
Is eVeanasa b ~ neuabers % ne =. A.
h. ard their ladies'. Ice sEsAp and ease
viii be served a. popalax pEieS@
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DAIRY ExrnrTkR.-A repoEt EAined
currency on The sarpsas yesterday that
a.. n Z. Lah6aek. vhs snccesded q G.
-. mis- A sapsrvising InepecsoI q
-. vsessis Tor tie Paeihe Coast De-
80 s.s@As :. Il the city, kat after VtsisinR
49,. - -. hoaelA 10 traee coaid %
$3.50 ~ 49,. Finally TIE feyereel
49, tesa - go ~. 81 uho said; y hASs
bard Ne ramaT. b. ~ - 20 :, =
Il originated. - there - - T.ss.sS
/ 40 know, however thAt =. -,
Is ia Portland, where be storsN - 49,,
4 saitahls nan Tor tnHpseeor -
cily In plaea % II. Lotan. rsslgneos :
we pAy expees him hest IN day % -
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2se Ladies black and eolOrsd elk
mits. OEnsTHR 0IKAnI.
New goods aEFlviaa daily. Eastern
cash prices. CHxsTKR CEKABT.
Thas OKNTEMRRT" h thsmoat pop
ular KID glove % America, eI.RB for Ave
buttons. el.9o for eight buttons. They
are far below The pEioe Of any other
standard maker, an1 for &c and dlra-
bility are uneTcsglsd. The above are 70
/ tail pxicas (the glove b not sold at whele-
aalal a ECHWABAOHER BROB. dal1
AIn-ipch ell linen crash Sc - yard
good ssapls eheok a1naham So, eleaR-
nnce sale, San Franciseo 6loEs.
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RIAL ESTATE.

20 Red Twill aannsl.
OExsrxn OLnAnx.
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I 56-lneh ladies' cloth Sc; an wool
seariet twiLled flannel $50, clearance
@le. ban Francisco Store. anl4
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Just arrived, two cases OF Ladies
solid colOred hose In Cardinal, Seal
and Navy, which we win sell In this
salsNt Sc per pair; can't match them
less than l5c.
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A hVeemagted schooner OF the same
model as the w. r. Wisssmann, with Q
lumber carrying capacity Of 950. 900
feet, will soon be built at Eureka She
uill have . boom outFigReF over heF
stern, "a haul out her jigRer sAil, This
sail viii serve 10 held her liRht. Captain
Bota will own Q one fourth intsFegi, and
viii tread the decks - master.
Captain Ross, formerly master Of the
ship Harvester, has been appointed 10
The caPlainey Of the bark Lizxie VIII
lama vies Captain Parker, resigned. It
| i reported that Captain Earker viii
assume eommana 81 the shjp Alaska.
Captain pgftskapd, Who has been mas
Ter Of the Alaska fos the lass stx ysars,
has resigned. !.
Captain HsyeF, master OF the baEk
HbnFy Auek sog The las foaF years. ha1
FesiRned oon1and q that vessel, and
eouse ~ IRON SEQ FvApeisco On The
Mexico 20 tGks eommaEd OF she baFh
Memnon, noe loading seal - Nanaima
for San Francisco. vics Captain Fox
reIiaved.
Firsa OmosT JOHNSON Of the sshooueI
Laura Madisou hAs been peomoted 20
the EAstsFshiR Of thsaschoousF Paoo-
mia,
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LADIES'

s casss PAnts and Vests, regular price
price $50, al WOOL msdicaied,
reduced In this sale 70 81
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PERS0YAL6.

ESQ Linen spIashsrs stamped.
CzzsrxR CLRARx.
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/ case fancy striped cotton hese SIC
pair. sale price i5c.
! case fancy cotton hoae new shades,
IL 1-2c pair, sale price 20c.
Immense assortment Of Childrsn's
and Misses full 6nished hose l6c up.